
Rupali Dean
Food & Travel columnist at Freelance
Journalist (Food & Travel columnist) , Catalyst
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Rupali Dean
Perched above the golden sands of Anjuna Beach, Jolene By The Sea is more than a destination—it’s a feeling, an ode to indulgence and aesthetic living. Co-founded by Amrita Arora and Shakeel Ladak, the restaurant blends Goa’s free-spirited charm with European elegance. Food: Michelin-starred Chef Suvir Saran’s bold ‘modern-global-comfort’ menu is a kaleidoscope of culinary influences. For instance, the perfectly golden, crisp calamari, creates an irresistible crunch.
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3 weeks ago |
outlookindia.com | Rupali Dean
Sustainability and indulgence don't often go hand in hand, but Soneva's Maldivian hideaways—Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani—prove otherwise. Nestled in pristine atolls, these resorts marry eco-conscious luxury with breath-taking design, offering an escape that respects both the planet and its guests. From sprawling water villas—complete with water slides!—to secluded jungle dining, every detail is infused with intention and magic.
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3 weeks ago |
outlooktraveller.com | Rupali Dean
Sustainability and indulgence don't often go hand in hand, but Soneva's Maldivian hideaways—Soneva Fushi and Soneva Jani—prove otherwise. Nestled in pristine atolls, these resorts marry eco-conscious luxury with breath-taking design, offering an escape that respects both the planet and its guests. From sprawling water villas—complete with water slides!—to secluded jungle dining, every detail is infused with intention and magic.
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3 weeks ago |
htsyndication.com | Rupali Dean
India, March 30 -- In a culinary landscape where tradition often wrestles with modernity, the collaboration between The House of Rohet and the Bombay Canteen emerges as a beacon of inspiration-an immersive blend of Rajasthani flavours reimagined with contemporary flair. The much-anticipated collaboration began with an exclusive pop-up dinner that explored the culinary tapestry of Rajasthan, showcasing the prowess of Chef Hussain Shahzad.
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3 weeks ago |
dailypioneer.com | Rupali Dean
In a culinary landscape where tradition often wrestles with modernity, the collaboration between The House of Rohet and the Bombay Canteen emerges as a beacon of inspiration-an immersive blend of Rajasthani flavours reimagined with contemporary flair. The much-anticipated collaboration began with an exclusive pop-up dinner that explored the culinary tapestry of Rajasthan, showcasing the prowess of Chef Hussain Shahzad.
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